Greetings!
I was hoping to learn when to use classmethod and when to use property.
They both seem similar (to me at least..), what's the pythonic way to
choose between them?
$ cat ./try.py
#!/usr/bin/python3
class _someclass:
_tag = "sometag"
def __init__(self,_text):
self._text = _text
print("__init__ says {}".format(self._text) )
self.class_method_thingy()
self.class_property_thingy
@property
def class_property_thingy(self):
"""class property thing"""
_txt_cp = "Hello from class property thingy"
self.a = _txt_cp
@classmethod
def class_method_thingy(self):
"""class method thingy"""
_txt_cm = "Hello from class method thingy"
self.b = _txt_cm
class _subclass(_someclass):
pass
if __name__ == "__main__":
blah = _someclass("input")
print(blah.a)
print(blah.b)
$ ./try.py
__init__ says input
Hello from class property thingy
Hello from class method thingy
Thanks!
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